I'm Italian, living in Mallorca out of love for the sea and the unique light that filters through this island.
Photography has always been a source of curiosity and passion for me—not just a way to record what I see, but a way to transmit what I feel. For over three decades, I’ve explored the world of image-making as a photographer, graphic designer, and visual storyteller.
My artistic voice took shape through boudoir photography—intimate, elegant, never obvious. But I’ve also worked with restaurants, cocktail bars and creative spaces (I naturally love good wine and food!), crafting visual identities and capturing atmospheres. The goal is always the same: to say more than what’s visible.
Only recently I decided to put my work online—not as a starting point, but as a threshold. A way to organize, to share, and to keep creating. Because image is my language. It’s how I understand the world.
And I truly believe that in any artistic expression, what matters most isn’t technical perfection, but the ability to steal a moment that sparks emotion.
The name wasn’t mine to begin with.
A friend in Milan practically decided it for me, after noticing how I used to sign my emails—just “N.”
From that simple dot came a name that stuck, grew, and somehow started carrying all the layers of who I am: precise, minimal, and always a bit in-between.
For years, I’ve lived through lenses, notebooks, paper, fabric, grain, light.
My process has always been tactile, slow, real. I love the moment when a gesture becomes image—something physical that tries to hold an emotion still, even if just for a second.
Lately I’ve been experimenting with digital art and NFTs.
Not to follow trends, but to explore a deeper question:
Can something reproducible become truly unique again?
I’m searching for a way to blend the precision of code with the chaos of human touch. A ritual that turns pixels into relics.
A glimpse into what I’m building, questioning or quietly chasing—between physical matter and digital layers
A visual exploration born from the obsession with seeing beyond the visible, and the strange comfort that mathematics offers within chaos.
6174 is not just a number—it’s an axis, a ritual, a hidden constant inside the unpredictable. This project turns calculation into gesture, and gesture into image.
